
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
Moderator: Ras
And the version 5.4D seems to be ever better ?!pichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
Code: Select all
Program Elo + - Games Score Av.Op. Draws
1 Rybka 3.0 x64 4CPU 2912 16 16 1500 79.2 % 2680 30.5 %
2 Naum 4.0 x64 4CPU 2818 14 14 1500 67.5 % 2691 40.1 %
3 Rybka 2.3.2a x64 4CPU 2789 13 13 1500 65.3 % 2680 43.2 %
4 Deep Fritz 11 4CPU 2758 13 13 1600 58.9 % 2696 45.2 %
5 Zappa Mexico II x64 4CPU 2719 13 13 1700 52.9 % 2699 41.7 %
6 Naum 3.1 x64 4CPU 2715 13 13 1600 53.4 % 2692 42.9 %
7 Thinker 5.4D x64 4CPU Inert 2704 22 22 600 52.2 % 2689 39.2 %
8 Shredder WM Edition Bonn 4CPU 2691 14 14 1500 48.5 % 2702 37.6 %
9 Hiarcs 12 4CPU 2690 13 13 1700 48.5 % 2700 38.9 %
10 Deep Sjeng 3.0 x64 4CPU 2679 13 13 1700 46.9 % 2701 40.1 %
11 Deep Shredder 11 x64 4CPU 2677 14 14 1500 46.5 % 2702 38.0 %
12 Fruit 2.4 Beta A x64 4CPU 2677 13 13 1700 46.5 % 2701 39.4 %
13 Thinker 5.4A x64 4CPU Inert 2667 13 13 1600 44.9 % 2702 40.6 %
14 Glaurung 2.2 x64 4CPU 2661 14 14 1600 43.5 % 2707 37.1 %
15 Glaurung 2.1 x64 4CPU 2634 14 14 1500 39.6 % 2707 36.3 %
16 Bright 0.3d 4CPU 2630 14 14 1600 39.6 % 2704 37.0 %
17 Loop M1 4CPU 2627 13 13 1600 39.1 % 2704 39.0 %
18 Deep Junior 10.1 4CPU 2575 15 15 1600 31.8 % 2708 27.6 %
Is that version private? I see only 5.4c available for free download.ThatsIt wrote:And the version 5.4D seems to be ever better ?!pichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
Best wishes,
G.S.
Yes, private so far.swami wrote: Is that version private? I see only 5.4c available for free download.
swami wrote:Is that version private? I see only 5.4c available for free download.ThatsIt wrote:And the version 5.4D seems to be ever better ?!pichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
Best wishes,
G.S.
I asked the question before it was released. It was released only few hours ago.pichy wrote:swami wrote:Is that version private? I see only 5.4c available for free download.ThatsIt wrote:And the version 5.4D seems to be ever better ?!pichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
Best wishes,
G.S.
Why is this link still available![]()
http://cid-2991af457de54bf0.skydrive.li ... ker54D.zip
swami wrote:I asked the question before it was released. It was released only few hours ago.pichy wrote:swami wrote:Is that version private? I see only 5.4c available for free download.ThatsIt wrote:And the version 5.4D seems to be ever better ?!pichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
Best wishes,
G.S.
Why is this link still available![]()
http://cid-2991af457de54bf0.skydrive.li ... ker54D.zip
Nevertheless, an engine that can't be used for analysis purposespichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
yes, such an engine becomes "a thing for itself"...Kurt Utzinger wrote:Nevertheless, an engine that can't be used for analysis purposespichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
is simply worthless for the usual chess player.
Kurt
GenoM wrote:yes, such an engine becomes "a thing for itself"...Kurt Utzinger wrote:Nevertheless, an engine that can't be used for analysis purposespichy wrote:Unbelievable Free Thinker 5.4 c performance is better than Zappa Mexico ,Hiarcs 12, Deep Shredder and Deep Sjeng
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/404/
is simply worthless for the usual chess player.
Kurt